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MetroWest Congresswoman Now 4th Highest-Ranking: Patch PM
Also: Natick Family Hit With $13K Water Bill | Woman Hurled Slurs In Marlborough Fight | Wellesley High Reports 13 New COVID-19 Cases | More
WORCESTER, MA — It's a chilly Wednesday but thankfully this might be the lowest temperature we see for the rest of the week. Slightly warmer temperatures will move into the weekend along with a chance of rain next week.
Wednesday was a good day for Democratic U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark, who represents a big swath of MetroWest. She was picked to be the assistant House Speaker, the fourth-highest ranking post in the House.
Clark, who just fended off a Republican challenger on Nov. 3, was already the second-highest ranking woman in the House.
Here are some other stories we're keeping an eye on:
Around MetroWest:
For the record, Natick Enzo Raggiani didn't let all his neighbors come over and wash their cars at his house this summer — even if his water and sewer bills make it look like he did.
A Marlborough woman was charged with assault this week after a fight where she hurled racial slurs at a Black woman, according to police.
Wellesley High School reported 13 positive COVID-19 cases in 11 days. The school first announced the surge in positive cases at the beginning of the month.
Around Worcester:
Court Won't Be Held At DCU Center, Officials Say
As preparations are being made to reopen a coronavirus field hospital at Worcester's DCU Center, a plan to use the facility for court proceedings has been scrapped.
Westborough Cars Broken Into, Stolen: Police
Westborough police are reminding residents to lock their cars after a string of car break-ins were reported in one night.
